EZ-ACCESS EZ-ACCESSORIES Wheelchair Single Oxygen Carrier for D & E Cylinders

After trying to pull an "E" sized oxygen canister on a two-wheeled cart behind a wheelchair (moving forward/back/up/down) with the back half of my left hand holding the cart and the front half of my left hand holding the left handle on the wheelchair, I had to find a better solution. I found several oxygen tank holders but it is important to know that it will work on the wheelchair design you have. The important part of this particular EZ0141BK bag was that both the top AND the bottom straps were adjustable. The others may have fit but I could not have securely held the bag in an offset position so well(to the right or left of the spine and head) so that the patient cannot feel the oxygen tank in their back. This bag works perfectly for either "D" or "E" canisters. It has a snap that holds the base in a folded position to accommodate the shorter "D" size. I used it a few days after I got it to take the patient on an outing in a city type shopping area where we were also able to go in and out of stores easily and then walk to the landscaped area with a pond and move without concern the cart would slip from my grasp going around a corner or up or down a hill. This will be lifesaver for me. Thanks to EZ-Accessories for making a good quality and very effective product.

I was glad to find this dual oxygen tank holder for the back of my moms transport chair as it helps reduce the things I need to carry in/ wheel in to her appointments. It was easy to attach to my moms chair and folds along with the chair so I do not have to keep attaching or detaching it from the chair.The quality has also shown to hold up with placing and de-placing the tanks in the dual pockets several times.

I really enjoyed using this product because of the help it gives. It’s lightweight, it holds the oxygen tanks well, plenty of traps to keep it in place. I only use the 2 top straps to go on the top handles of the wheelchair. I don’t put the bottom straps so that I can slide the two top straps off the wheelchair handles so I can place the tanks in the back of the truck then load the wheelchair separately.If I tied all the straps it would take longer to undo. I remove the tank holder off the wheelchair because trying to fold the wheelchair with the holder plus the tanks would be cumbersome and heavy.Only using the top straps has been a time saver!

I did not get this for an oxygen tank, I got this as a cane holder for my father. I noticed all the cane holder were very costly for such a simple item and awkward for placement on a wheelchair. Who would think an oxygen tank holder would be cheaper and easier to handle. The bottom has a fold up snap section, I am assuming for shorter or longer tanks. This works great because if it is for a longer tank, the cane is not all in my face as I push my father. The extra size (for the tank and not a cane) makes it easier to get the cane in that a specialized cane holder that had no place on the wheel chair to be places as my fathers chair has desk style arms.A smart company would make something like this for canes to easily attach in the back.Material is a little iffy. It is that thinner material like nylon. It probably said that when I bought it. The straps are OK. I think they over thought it and could be easier to work with. I just think the extra clips and things are not really needed. A simple strap belting system might have worked better but it does work and will probably stay secure

(I am a little bit like Donna Stevens, below, in her "Works great for a cane" review.)And what sold me was all those upper and lower belts & buckets.Also, that durable and thick top-edge belt might be needed for my "cane scabbard" idea?Right now, it is carrying one of those clunky, non-folding pick-up grabbers, quite nicely. :)But getting it or my cane down into it, past my backpack junk, is a rough deal. :(What might be needed is a 26" cylinder, like PVC pipe, for about a 4" center-opening.(I don't know the proper sizing, but having about 2 inches or more of white pipe, as a "target", sounds GREAT! ;)I just got a folding grabber and that helps a bit with the bottom-area problem.And then my cane might just slide into the right, with maybe a thin umbrella in the middle? ;)OR maybe, I should have just found a long umbrella-stand and simply WC rigged that, folks? ;)

Not very pleased with this carrier. The center seam between the air tanks has ripped apart and that was only after 4 uses. The weight of the tanks hang entirely from the upper two straps and they sag outward putting too much strain on the middle seam. We have readjusted all the straps and even used the wheel chair seat belt to help support the weight. I suggest that the company add a heavy double sewn strap down the middle to help with the support of the tanks. I would not buy this product again.

This really helped when taking my mother on long outings. The only thing I had a problem with was the bottom straps. Wasn't sure how to use them because of no instructions. I installed Velcro on them and it works great. I would recommend,for the price it is a good deal.

The straps could use a bit more length to them, but it worked fine.